In-person early voting locations are available beginning 27 days before the election through the Friday before Election Day. Hours of operation may vary by location. Locations typically include the County Recorder's Office, as well as designated locations across the voter's county. Voters can find a list of onsite early voting locations by visiting our

Voter Dashboard

Do I need ID to vote early in person?
Yes. ID is required if you vote early in person, or at a polling place or voting center on Election Day.

How can I vote early in-person if my election is all Ballot by Mail?
The County Recorder and/or Officer in Charge of Elections may determine that an election will be "All Ballot by Mail". This means that the county will automatically mail a ballot to every eligible voter, regardless if they requested it. The county will set up ballot replacement centers throughout the county where voters can receive a replacement ballot if they never received theirs, or spoiled their ballot and need a new one. For those voters that prefer to vote in person, they may also visit a ballot replacement center to receive their ballot in person and vote it onsite. On Election Day, there will not be traditional polling places, only ballot replacement centers.

How can I confirm my ballot was counted?
Voters can verify their ballot was counted at arizona.vote.
Maricopa County voters can sign up for text and email alerts of their ballot status at: https://recorder.maricopa.gov/subscriptions/
Navajo county voters can track their ballot here: https://navajocountyvotes.ballottrax.net/voter/